Introducing Guest Blogger Deborah Post
Today, we welcome Deborah W. Post (pictured) 
Deborah is Professor of Law Emerita at Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg School of Law. She graduated cum laude from Hofstra University with a major in Anthropology. She took a job first as an editorial assistant and then as a teaching assistant to Margaret Mead, the noted anthropologist, before attending Harvard Law School. She began her legal career working in the corporate section of a law firm in Houston, Texas. She left practice for a teaching position at the University of Houston Law School and moved to New York to Touro Law Center in 1987. In the academic year 1994-95 she was a visiting professor at Syracuse Law School. In 2000 she was Distinguished Visiting Professor at DePaul Law School. Professor Post has written extensively in her four areas of expertise: contracts, business associations, legal education, and critical race theory. She seeks to apply an anthropologist’s sensibiliies and methodologies to the study of law.
Professor Post is the author of a book on legal education, Cultivating Intelligence: Power, Law and the Politics of Teaching, written with a colleague, Louise Harmon and published by New York University Press, and a contracts casebook called Contracting Law with co-authors Amy Kastely, Nancy Ota, and Deborah Zalesne.
We are delighted to have Deborah with us!